Karl Gillingham

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Karl Gillingham (6'3", 305 lb, born on 2/6/1965) is an Flag of the United States American Professional Strongman athlete from Flag of Minnesota Northfield, Minnesota. Karl is a USA National Strongman Champion. Karl has been competing in strongman since 1998 and has consistently been ranked in the top five nationally every year he has competed. Karl's first contest in strongman was the USA National Championship, which he won. Since that time Karl has traveled the world competing in over 40 top national and international contests including the prestigious World's Strongest Man, the IFSA World Championship, and the Super Series Grand Prix (WSM/SS). Karl is also a co-owner of Jackal's Gym[1], an elite strength training gym.

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[edit] Strength Sports

[edit] TV, Radio, and Film Appearances

[edit] Personal Records - Strongman (Arnold Classic) (WSM/SS) (IFSA)

World Record for Heaviest Series of Stones - Schreveport, LA 2002 North American Championship

[edit] Personal Records - Powerlifting

Won MN State USAPL Championship 6 consequetive years: 93-98
USAPL #1 Deadlift in Nation in 125 Kilo Class -'97

[edit] Achievements

Professional Competitive Record - [1st (8),2nd (5) ,3rd (7) - Out of Total(47)]
Performance Metric - .864 [American - .877 International - .817]

Professional 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th INJ DNQ Total
American 8 4 6 5 2 5 1 3 1 0 1 1 37
International 1 1 1 3 1 1 2 10
Combined 8 5 7 5 3 8 1 3 1 1 2 3 47
  • Flag of the United States Marunde Invitational - Squim Irrigation Festival, Washington, USA - 4th place (2008)
  • Flag of Poland USA vs Poland - Lodz, Poland - 2nd place (2008)[2]
  • Flag of the United States Mohegan Sun Super Series Grand Prix - Mohegan Sun Resort, Connecticut, USA - 6th place (2008)
  • Flag of the United States World's Strongest Man - Anaheim, California, USA - 5th in heat (2007)
  • Flag of Norway Viking Challenge Super Series Grand Prix - Norway - 6th place (2007)
  • Flag of the United States Venice Beach Super Series Grand Prix - Venice Beach, California, USA - 4th place (2007)
  • Flag of the United States Arnold's Strongest Man - Columbus, Ohio, USA - 9th place (2007)
  • Flag of the United States All American Strongman Challenge - Ironman FitExpo - Pasadena, California, USA - winner (2007)
  • Flag of the United States Xtreme Strongman Challenge - St. Louis, Missouri, USA - 2nd place (2006)
  • Flag of the United States Mohegan Sun Super Series Grand Prix - Mohegan Sun Resort, Connecticut, USA - 6th place (2006)
  • Flag of Canada IFSA World Championship - Quebec City, Quebec - 12th place (2005)
  • Flag of Brazil IFSA Pan American Championship - São Paulo, Brazil - 3rd place (2005)
  • Flag of the United States IFSA Arnold's Strongest Man - Columbus, Ohio, USA - 8th place (2005)
  • Flag of Sweden IFSA Sweden Super Series Grand Prix - Gothenburg, Sweden - 5th place (2004)
  • Flag of the United States IFSA USA Nationals - Atlanta, Georgia, USA - 3rd place (2004)
  • Flag of Poland IFSA World's Strongest Team - Plock, Poland - 6th place (2004)
  • Flag of the United States Kasson Open - Kasson, Minnesota, USA - winner (2004)
  • Flag of Latvia IFSA World Cup - Riga, Latvia - injured (2004)
  • Flag of the United States Strongest Man Alive - Willmington, Delaware, USA - 3rd place (2004)
  • Flag of the United States IFSA St. Louis Fitness Festival - St. Louis, Missouri, USA - 4th place (2004)
  • Flag of the United States IFSA Ventura Strongman Challenge - Ventura, California, USA - injured (2003)
  • Flag of the United States IFSA Las Vegas Strongman Challenge - Las Vegas, Nevada, USA - 4th place (2003)
  • Flag of the United States IFSA Northeast Strongman Challenge - Boston, Massachusetts, USA - 3rd place (2003)
  • Flag of the United States IFSA Hawaii Super Series Grand Prix - Honolulu, Hawaii, USA - 7th place (2003)
  • Flag of the United States GNC Show of Strength - New Orleans, Louisiana, USA - 3rd place (2002)
  • Flag of the United States North American Championships - Shreveport, Louisiana, USA - 2nd place (2002)
  • Flag of Malaysia World's Strongest Man - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - 3rd in heat (2002)
  • Flag of the United States Kasson Open - Kasson, Minnesota, USA - winner (2002)
  • Flag of the United States IFSA USA Championships - St. Louis, Missouri, USA - 3rd place (2002)
  • Flag of the United States IFSA Ohio Valley Strongman Challenge - Athens, Ohio, USA - 5th place (2002)
  • Flag of the United States IFSA Midwest Strongman Challenge - Columbus, Ohio, USA - 5th place (2002)
  • Flag of the United States IFSA Northeast Strongman Challenge - Boston, Massachusetts, USA - winner (2002)
  • Flag of Zambia World's Strongest Man - Victoria Falls, Zambia - 4th in heat (2001)
  • Flag of the United States IFSA USA vs. World - St. Louis, Missouri, USA - 6th place (2001)
  • Flag of the United States NSAA Silicon Valley - Sunnyvale, California, USA - 3rd place (2001)
  • Flag of the Dominican Republic NSAA Caribbean World Strongman - Dominican Republic - 6th place (2001)
  • Flag of the United States IFSA Hawaii Beauty & Beast - Honolulu, Hawaii, USA - 4th place (2001)
  • Flag of the United States Azeala Festival Pro Invitational - Norfolk, Virginia, USA - 2nd place (2001)
  • Flag of the United States NSAA Strongman Tour - Kansas City, Missouri, USA - winner (2000)
  • Flag of the United States NSAA Strongman Tour - Holly, Michigan, USA - winner (2000)
  • Flag of the United States NSAA Strongman Tour - Shakoppee, Minnsota, USA - winner (2000)
  • Flag of the United States American Showdown - St. Louis, Missouri, USA - 8th place (2000)
  • Flag of the United States IFSA American Strongman Championship - Kokomo, Indiana, USA - 3rd place (2000)
  • Flag of the United States IFSA Hawaii Beauty and the Beast - Honolulu, Hawaii, USA - 6th place (2000)
  • Flag of the United States Strongman II - St. Louis, Missouri, USA - 8th place (1999)
  • Flag of the United States IFSA American Strongman Championship - Honolulu, Hawaii, USA - 6th place (1999)
  • Flag of the United States American Full Strength National Championship - Las Vegas, Nevada, USA - winner (1998)

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